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maureensylvia:
The more you try to understand us
The more you get confused

bummyla:
As a guy I hate it, never enjoyed sex with my ex wife, because it was more like WWE than love making session, I always needed up with bite marks and finger nails scratches all over my body! My lips mercilessly bitten and chopped like kpomo! Breathless and afraid the gbola might break one day. I see sex run!

Bigchristo:
Tag EFCC to arrest him because you’re not seeing him in almost all Nollywood movies both Cinema and others, Na so the bad belle take Dey start.. go and ask beggars in the street their source of income not those who already fought their way to the top, that na act pf witchcrafts

BSdetector:
Nyamiri fagg0ts doing emotional wankking. Stupid dotard tribe that thinks losing a war is a thing of glory. Congo Jew wannabes.

Rugaria:
This is a group of people who lost almost 5 million people from a total population of just 15 million in less than 3 years as a result of a British induced genocide to eliminate them for being obstinate over the resources of the east. Hated for their drive and guts, Nigeria turned the killing of igbos into a national pastime..

Barely 6 years after independence, the same group of people from the North and West that joined the East to fight for independence, went back to the same imperial Britain, to hire them back into the country for the ultimate carnage. In the process,the first black on black genocide, post independence Africa was unleashed.., setting the dangerous template that will be used in places like Uganda, Ethiopia, Sudan, Angola Sierra Leone, Liberia etc.

A people who were so massacred, that almost every family lost a loved one , every structure including churches, markets and hospitals bombed! Chased out of the Army, Police and the civil service and barely allowed to participate in the economy of their socalled country afterwards, yet they're economically better off..

The only people whose property were declared "abandoned property" in their lifetime, their businesses wrecked and savings looted! Taunted and insulted even by the presidents of their own country,nthey never blinked. Totally marginalized and starved of funds while billions stolen from their soil is used to develop elsewhere..

YET..

They came out stronger, bolder and even more daring...
If Nigeria ever did anything to the Igbo man, it's the fact that by perennially haranguing him, the system created a special specie of black man out of him. A specie that is highly competitive, never takes no for an answer and willing to travel to the moon and Mars, just to make things happen!
You have no choice but to salute the god called Igbo!

RoyalBoutique:
You be wahala man o

OBALOLA55:
YOU WILL LEAVE ME WITH NO OPTION THAN TO REPORT YOU IF YOU CONTINUE TELLING ME THAT YA RIGHT

OBALOLA55:
IT COULD EARN YOU A LENGTHY BAN YOU KNOW

OBALOLA55:
DID YOU CHECK FRONT PAGE OF NAIRALAND BEFORE CREATING ANOTHER THREAD ON THIS

OBALOLA55:
CHECK NAIRALAND THOROUGHLY BEFORE CREATING A THREAD NEXT TIME

triple996:
Wahala de wooo. What do they mean by this.

The Nigerian Navy and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, have vehemently rejected the proposed criminalisation of ransom payment to abductors, terrorists and kidnappers to secure release of hostages.


The rejection happened, yesterday, in Abuja during a public hearing on Terrorism Prevention Act (Amendment) Bill 2021, which seeks to outlaw payment of ransom to secure the release of captives.

The hearing was organised by Senate Committees on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters; and Anti-Corruption and Financial Crimes chaired by Senator Opeyemi Bamidele, (APC, Ekiti Central).

Section 14 of the bill provides: “Anyone who transfers funds, makes payment or colludes with an abductor, kidnapper or terrorist to receive any ransom for the release of any person who has been wrongfully confined, imprisoned or kidnapped is guilty of a felony and is liable on conviction to a term of imprisonment of not less than 15 years.”

Speaking at the public hearing, a representative of the Chief of Naval Staff, Rear Admiral K.O. Egbuchulam said instead of outright criminalisation, negotiation or payment of ransom, it should be subjected to security vetting.

Egbuchulam said: “It is suggested that the bill could make the negotiation/proposed payment of ransom to kidnappers or terrorists to secure release of hostages subject to the prior knowledge of ONSA/Armed Forces of Nigeria/Police for coordination


"It is opined that subjecting such payment of ransom to security vetting and tracking is preferable to outright criminalization.”

Also at the event, the EFCC, represented by the Director, Legal and Prosecution Department, Chile Okoroma, hailed most of the provisions of the bill but kicked against the prosecution of somebody that paid ransom, saying it should be narrowed down to those who received ransom not those that paid.
According to him, the bill on terrorism is well intended, but the issue of prosecuting those that paid ransom should be looked into and it should be narrowed to those who receive payment for ransom.

On its part, the Nigerian Correctional Service agreed with all the provisions of the bill including the prosecution of anyone that paid ransom.

According to Correctional Service, “we agree with the proposed amendment to this bill.”
In his opening remarks, Senator Bamidele who explained that the bill is designed to outlaw payment of ransom to abductors, kidnappers and terrorists for release of persons who have been wrongly confined or imprisoned, said: “The Terrorism (Prevention) Act, 2013 (Amendment) Bill, 2021 was sponsored by Senator Ezenwa Francis Onyewuchi (Imo East).”

The leadership of the National Association of Road Transport Owners, NARTO, has threatened to confront the leaderships of the both the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, and the Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria, RTEAN, if the Lagos State Government do not protect NARTO members from harassment and extortions alleged against NURTW and RTEAN.

NARTO has already petitioned the Lagos State Government; Department of State Security, DSS, Commission of Police in Lagos State, Commission of Police Western Port, Nigeria Shippers Council, NSC, Media Houses; among others on this matter.

The association made the petition available to Vanguard Maritime Report in a letter titled: “Extortion, Harassment and Attack on our Members”, addressed to the Special Adviser on Transportation to the Governor of Lagos State and signed by Chairman, NARTO Lagos, Alhaji Kayode Odunowo, and Chairman, Task Force, NARTO, Prince Hassan Adekoya. They said that their members are extorted of various sums of money in and around the port corridor in the state ranging between N2,000 and N10,000 in each bus stop daily at over 172 bus stops, stretching from Oshodi to Apapa and their members are being extorted in every of these Bus-Stops.

The association said it would be forced to confront the offending bodies if the unhealthy practices are not looked into and resolved, even as urge all the concerned agencies of government to act before it degenerate to breakdown of law and order.
The letter states in part: “We wish to bring to your attention, the unwholesome attitude of some National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW members and Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria, RTEAN agents in Lagos State.
"It is a notorious fact that members of the NURTW extort our members of various sums of money in and around the port corridor in Lagos State ranging between N2,000 to N10,000 in each bus stops daily (over 172 bus stops).

"Our endurance is stretched and we would be forced to react sharply if these unhealthy practices is not looked into and resolved. Consequently, we write to complain about this unwholesome attitude to your office emphasizing enough of the extortion and brutality of our members, we believe you are capable of Putting a stop to this unruly behavior of members of the NURTW and RTEAN in Lagos State before it generate to breakdown of law and order.”

Barely a week into the one-month warning strike declared by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), the Federal Government has taken a step towards resolving one of the pressing demands by the union.

The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, yesterday, announced the setting up of 21 panels to draft the whitepapers for the reports of visitation panels earlier sent to Nigerian tertiary institutions to review their activities.

ASUU had demanded the release of whitepapers on the reports of the panels constituted by President Muhammadu Buhari in April 2021 to visit 88 tertiary institutions across the country. It lamented that many months after the submission of reports to the government, the whitepapers were yet to be released.

The panels, which were constituted based on ASUU’s request, submitted their reports to the education minister in August 2021.

While receiving the report, Mr. Adamu, who was represented by the Minister of State for Education, Chukuwuemeka Nwajiuba, promised that government would give adequate attention to the recommendations contained in the reports.

The union, after its two-day National Executive Council (NEC) meeting at the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Akoka, began the four-week warning strike to protest the non-implementation of a 2009 Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) reached with the government.

Codes151:
researcher.

Zulez:
wow you are so sensitive, if u refuse to fvck or masturbate to pass out the sperm out for weeks, u will surely forcefully pass it out on ur sleep bcuz its program by God u will surely catch konji on ur sleep and release everything to pant, and by force by must u must pass out the one stored inside, in less than 1hr sperm is regenerating,so how will you stored sperm for weeks Its God plans even if cock hasn't released, it won't let the hens rest same with ALL animals

OvertheTop:
BUT some studies say.... if you don't SHOOT IT OUT often, You Stand a Higher chance of Prostrate Cancer at Old Age

IceDune:
If you like go celibate, Just know that lack of ejaculation has been linked to prostrate disease